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The "Governor of California" is an elected official who is the chief executive of the [[State]] of [[California]]. As chief executive, he and his designates have direct responsibility over the day to day affairs of the State. The current Governor is [[Arnold Schwarzennegger]] who succeeded [[Gray Davis]] in a recall election.
The "Governor of California" is an elected official who is the chief executive of the [[State]] of [[California]]. As chief executive, he and his designates have direct responsibility over the day to day affairs of the State. The current Governor is [[Arnold Schwarzennegger]] who succeeded [[Gray Davis]] in a recall election.
The purpose of the Governor is best summed up by the [[California Constitution]] which says, "The supreme executive power of this State is vested in
the Governor. The Governor shall see that the law is faithfully
the Governor. The Governor shall see that the law is faithfully
executed." <ref>[http://leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html California Constitution: Article V, Section 1]</ref>
executed." <ref>[http://leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html California Constitution: Article V, Section 1]</ref>